Monday, October 13, 2014
Friday, June 20, 2014
Fresh Face to the World
To get ready for his forever home, Wally got cleaned up at "In the Dogz House" groomer in Fitchburg. I already liked them since they spell dogz with a Z, but they also did a great job and were really nice. It was his first visit to a groomer so THANK YOU for being so sweet to him. They said he was good too, not aggressive or anything, but "screamed" when they tried to clip his face. :)
Handsome boy with his summer buzz.
Pre-haircut. Still adorbs, duh.
I'm going to miss this sweet buddy.
A bestie-style selfie. (Pre-haircut)
Frenemies
My first foster Claude (he was Joey back then) stayed with us last weekend. Here are some of the antics of Wally & Claude. #frenemies
Twinz napping.
Here they are tearing it up at the dog park. Sharing a stick and watching each other's backs.
They played with each other's toys all weekend, but not their own. Here they are eating the other one's food. Weirdos.
The takeaway for me is that two dogs are significantly harder than one. I still love them though.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Look at this Face.
Wally--look into my eyes and tell me the truth.
How many accidents have you had in the house?
ZERO.
High-5! You are a gentle champion, but a champion nonetheless.
Post-walk nap snuggle.
Looking mischievous in the skull harness.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Madison Explorer: Dog About Town
Yesterday evening we spent some time walking around the city and getting compliments on being a sweet boy (specifically Wally did).
Obligatory Capitol #selfie.
Even though Wally came from a home with a bazillion dogs, he's still shy meeting other pups right now. We went to the park when it was less busy and met a nice boxer and then a beagle and by the end his tail was wagging. Hoping to start visiting [the terrific] Dog Den next week.
There's the frog leg pose again.
Wally was really into looking at the ducks and geese. Here he is trying to figure out what's up with them.
Wally's So Fetch.
He's getting the hang of it! His excitement is having a negative impact on his motor skills. :)
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